Many women make a big mistake when it comes to breastfeeding.

They don’t do enough to prepare.

• They assume that since breastfeeding is natural it will be easy.
• They think that if they have problems, they can just meet with a lactation consultant at the hospital.
• They believe if they have friends who are breastfeeding, they can ask them for help if they run into problems.
• They know someone who is a nurse on a maternity ward or in a pediatrician’s office, and they plan to talk to her if they have questions.
• They took a childbirth class and the instructor talked a little about breastfeeding and they think that is all they need to know ahead of time.

Don’t Make The Mistake That Can Lead To Breastfeeding Disappointment!

Kate planned to breastfeed, but didn’t take a breastfeeding course.

“My midwives never suggested it so I didn’t think it was necessary. But I gave birth in a birthing center and went home after just a few hours. The nurse at the birthing center said my baby was latching well.”

“But when we went to the pediatrician my baby had lost too much weight. I worked with a lactation consultant and we eventually got back on track.”

“It would have been so much less stressful if I had known from the start how to tell if my baby was getting enough to eat and how to make sure I was making enough milk. I really wish I had taken a breastfeeding course before my baby was born.”

Benefits of Taking the Clueless to Confident Breastfeeding Preparation Course

• You will learn the important things you need to do before you give birth that will help you with breastfeeding.
• You will know what to expect from the moment your baby is placed in your arms.
• You will know about common problems and what to do about them.
• If you do need help you will know how to get it quickly.
• You will learn the things a woman needs to do to build a good milk supply.
• You will know the only way to be sure your baby is getting enough from breastfeeding.
• You can take the course in the comfort and safety of your own home.
• You won’t be confused by myths and misinformation that can lead to breastfeeding disappointment, or worse, be dangerous for your baby or you.

Clueless to Confident is the online course that will eliminate the fear and surprises of getting breastfeeding started and established.

This class was both so informative and also reassuring. I loved the intro! I am currently 35 weeks pregnant and breastfeeding has definitely been one part of becoming a first time mom that I have been anxious about – there just seems to be so much to know! And I want to get it “right” because I know it can be challenging but also so rewarding for me and most importantly for my sweet babe! The information flowed SO well and was clear.It was presented in an interesting and easy to digest format (which is important at this point of pregnancy haha! Otherwise my pregnancy brain gets the best of me). This was all just so amazing! I feel so incredibly grateful to have gotten the chance to take this right before giving birth.

Alex C – Expectant Mom

This course was incredibly beneficial in preparing me for the journey of breastfeeding. There are many aspects of breastfeeding and pumping that a new mom may have never considered. I found this course to be helpful in preparing me both logistically and mentally for all aspects of breastfeeding. It was comprehensive and much appreciated as all in person classes have been cancelled due to COVID. I appreciated Andrea’s thoughtfulness in putting this course together. She was clearly very experienced and knowledgeable of the topic.

Maggie S – Expectant Mom

Hi! I’m Andrea Tran, a registered nurse and lactation consultant. I am an IBCLC (International Board Certified Lactation Consultant) – the gold standard for lactation consultant certification.

 I have been helping moms breastfeed for over 26 years and I have been teaching moms about breastfeeding for over 32 years.

 I breastfed my three children. I was a labor and delivery nurse when I had my first baby. I thought because I helped moms latch their baby on the first time that I knew all about breastfeeding. I quickly discovered there was so much that I didn’t know. I learned that maternity nurses are not experts in breastfeeding.

 I experienced the stress and uncertainty that can come with breastfeeding when things aren’t going well. I made the mistake that so many women do, I thought the twenty minutes that was spent on breastfeeding in my childbirth class was enough. It didn’t help me at all when I had sore nipples and struggled with a baby who wasn’t gaining well.

 Over the years that I have helped new moms I discovered they had very similar questions and concerns in the early weeks of breastfeeding.

 I used to teach breastfeeding classes in the hospital and the moms who took my classes were so much better prepared and had so much less anxiety about breastfeeding.

 Breastfeeding is a journey and my goal is to give you the knowledge so that you will be able to begin that journey confidently.

 I have heard so much misinformation over the years. I want you to have the correct information. I want you to know when you should reach out for help.